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#32Atom, like most recent editors like VS Code etc., are just clones of Sublime Text with just lots of bloat and JavaScript tech. I'll just stick to Sublime Text.
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#33Earlier quoted context omitted.
The logo in upper-left links to zed.dev, if that's what you mean. This is not always great for accessibility (they don't have alt=, title=, or aria-*= attributes on the or tags) but seems to be a common pattern.
The logo doesn’t show up on mobile unfortunately.
I would not have found it or even thought to try to click on it except after reading this claim that it's there somewhere.
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#35I'm curious why Zed chose Blade over wgpu/wgpu-hal. There's a bit of detail here: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/7015 But I'd be curious to read a longer writeup on the tradeoffs and how they came to their decision.
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#36[1] https://discord.com/channels/869392257814519848/120467985020...
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Some troubleshooting tips: - Move your mouse cursor to the "Zed Industries" icon in the upper-left-hand-corner, then click. - This "hypertext link" will instruct your browser to load the site's root "index.html", sometimes known as a "landing page". - The "landing page" is a great place to start if you're unfamiliar with a site or product! Here, you'll find the following text prominently displayed: "Zed is a high-per…
(If there is for you, good for you. Some information for you, different browsers get fed different content, iyt's a new thing that only started around 1993 so I can see how you weren't aware.)
Actually there is one, 7000 pages down at the bottom, embedded in the footer and not looking at all clickable.
"Hope this helps!"